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BrUsSi;1s: man
charged with
assault and
uttering death
threats
A 61 -year-old Brussels
man has been charged with
assault and uttering death
threats after Huron - OPP
were called to his home on
Jan. 28 at approximately
11 p.m.
The man had called police
telling them that if . they
didn't come and remove a
woman from his home, he
would hang her.
When police arrived and
investigated, they deter-
mined that the man had al-
ready struck the victim in
the face while arguing.
The man is scheduled to
appear in Goderich Court
on March 9.
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drills and learned how to improve both in Grade 6 at 5t James School, got a chance to try out
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De#ails on
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Susan Hundertmark
While community leaders are
hopeful Huron East and Huron
County will benefit from the re-
cent
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federal budget, they say the
details are still too. sketchy to =
know for sure.
"There's a lot of materialto
digest and it's a little short on
details," says Huron East's De
uty-Clerk Brad Knight.
While he agrees that all mu-
nicipalities need infrastructure
funding, Knight says the feder-
al budget doesn't make it clear
if municipalities must compete
with each other for the funding.
"The $4 billion in infrastruc-
ture funding is what's most in-
teresting but we don't know if
it will be competition based," he
says.
He adds that Huron East
hasn't had ,a lot of luck with
competition -based fielding, cit-
ing the way the municipality
was turned down three times
under the old COMRIF (Can-
ada -Ontario Municipal Rural
Infra structure Fund) program
for a request for funding for Va-
nastra's sewage treatment plant
upgrades.
Knight says he hopes the fed-
eral funding will be structured
like the gas tax which provides a
dollar amount based on popula-
tion.
Knight says that since there's
not enough revenue in the mu-
nicipal budget to respond to all
the needed infrastructure im-
provements, the federal budget's
infrastructure funding could
help locally quite a bit.
"We've got projects ready to go
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